On this occasion I may say without vanity that I have formerly and not infrequently, given ample testimony of my attachment to Republican Government, to the peace, liberty and happiness of my country and that it is not now to be supposed that I have changed my principles--or can esteem those who possess different ones.
Beveridge expresses his unwavering commitment to Republican principles and the well-being of his country.
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